Romans Beginning With the Letter A

A Trojan prince, Aeneas is counted as one of the founders of the Roman people.

Alexander Severus was born in 208, in Phoenicia, and died in 235, in Gaul. Severus was emperor of Rome from A.D. 222-235.

Appius Claudius or Appius Claudius Caecus was a famous and infamous Roman of the Republic whose name is remembered in the Appian Way.

Aetius (c.396-454) was consul 3 times, a Roman general, and is sometimes called the last Roman.

Agrippa was a Roman consul, a military leader and a friend of Augustus.

Agrippina the Elder was the daughter of Agrippa and Julia, daughter of the Emperor Augustus.

Agrippina was the daughter of Germanicus and Agrippina the Elder and a sister of Emperor Caligula.

Ambrose was the bishop of Milan who opposed the Arian heresy.

Ancus Martius was the fourth king of Rome.

Antoninus was a Roman emperor of the second century.

Mark Antony was a soldier and statesman at the end of the Roman Republic renowned for the eulogy he spoke at the funeral of Julius Caesar.

The Arian Heresy was named for Arius.

Aurelian, Roman Emperor after Claudius II Gothicus, was an Illyrian soldier emperor.

Famous ancient Romans whose names begin with the letter A.